Sentence examples for use this much from inspiring English sources

The Guardian style guide says of "refute": use this much abused word only when an argument is disproved.

Perhaps a steelier singer could use this much gauze; for Ms. Peyroux, it's Vaseline on the camera lens.

I find it insulting that The Times would use this much space to discuss how well-to-do people struggle with divorce or selling their home.

"When you think about that much data, we are going to have to start thinking differently about the way we use this much data, and how we parse through it for the stuff that matters".

I have to wonder, Does anyone anywhere in the world still use this much fucking dinnerware?

I was out of my element; having spent most of the day beforehand in complete, vacuous silence, my mouth was not used to being used this much.

I downloaded the $1.99 Camera+ app a couple months ago just so I could use this much-lauded "Clarity" feature, which, if you're the type of person who likes to impress your friends with your iPhone "photography" skills, was the secret first step in the process of creating a successful Instagram post, basically …. 1) Open Camera+.

"You wouldn't be using this much all the time, though".

I don't think I've heard the words choc ice used this much outside a Mr Whippy ice cream van.

Otherwise, using this much quantities of silica fume could actually lower the strength of composites instead of improving it as indicated from the strength results.

The biggest wedge for Democrats (who should be using this much more effectively than they have to date) is going to be the Bush tax cut debate, which will happen before this November's election.